Pulmoll pastilles

Pulmoll is a well-known brand of classic cough drops and throat pastilles, originally created in France in 1946 by pharmacist Jacques Lafarge. The name is derived from the Latin word 'pulmo', meaning lungs. Known for their distinctive small round metal tins, the pastilles became famous for their unique honey and menthol flavor profiles.

While the brand has French origins, its manufacturing and main operations shifted towards Germany. Following various ownership changes, the brand was acquired by the Kalfany Süße Werbung GmbH & Co. KG. Today, Pulmoll is primarily recognized as a German-made product, with its main manufacturing facility located in Müllheim, Germany, where it is produced for both domestic and international markets.

The ultimate owner of the brand is the Zertus Group, a long-standing German family-owned company specializing in high-quality food and confectionery brands. Zertus oversees the global distribution and development of the Pulmoll portfolio, ensuring the brand maintains its reputation for throat care and sugar-free options.